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Bucks County's Bright Path Center becomes Pennsylvania's first 24/7 crisis stabilization facility combining substance use and mental health services, funded by $7 million in opioid settlement dollars.

Colorado distributes new round of opioid settlement funds to universities, hospitals, and community organizations to expand addiction treatment and recovery services statewide.

Michigan Attorney General releases spending guidelines and transparency report to ensure opioid settlement funds support recovery and prevention programs statewide.

The first major round of Proposition 1 bond funding has been awarded to five California counties for new residential treatment capacity, with construction set to begin this year under the state's Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program.